“The future of urban air taxi is closer than many people realize. We believe in the positive impact our design will have on addressing transportation concerns in cities worldwide,” Bell CEO Mitch Snyder said at the conference.

Designed for four passengers, the air taxi will have full connectivity with on-demand mobility, according to a Bell Helicopter release. Passengers can use a control center to hold video conference calls, catch up on world news, share content with other passengers, or…. just unplug completely.

It’s not yet available for actual test rides, but CES attendees can sit in the cabin and have AR experiences such as red carpet premiere landings or, more along the lines of what Bell says inspired the taxi, day and night trips bringing together families, friends, and businesses — and making life easier by cutting down on road trip time.